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This page lists the non-negotiable requirements for a production-grade Points integration. If your stack meets everything here, you can safely implement any of the Earning methods or the full Checkout flow.

Core requirements

Network requirements

  • API base URL: https://business.papp.sa/api/v1
  • Webhook delivery: HTTPS POST from Points to your endpoint
  • TLS: TLS 1.2 or higher
  • Ports: standard HTTPS on 443
  • IP allow-listing: optional and available on request, but the primary verification mechanism is X-Webhook-Secret

Application requirements

1. You need a backend service

Points is not a client-side integration. Your system must have a backend capable of:
  • calling the REST API
  • storing orders and webhook events
  • validating X-Webhook-Secret
  • running asynchronous work after webhook receipt

2. You must store these values

At minimum, persist:

3. Your webhook handler must be fast

Points’ webhook worker posts to your endpoint with a 10 second HTTP timeout and retries failed deliveries up to 3 times. In practice, your handler should:
  1. verify the secret
  2. enqueue work
  3. return 2xx immediately
Do not perform slow fulfilment or ERP calls before acknowledging the webhook.

Data expectations

Phone numbers

  • KSA format is expected
  • the backend normalises +966, 00966, 966, and leading 0
  • the final accepted mobile format is 5XXXXXXXX

Amounts

  • all monetary values are in SAR
  • all request totals must be numeric
  • points are derived server-side from your order amount

Order items

For both earning and checkout flows, send line items whenever possible. They improve reconciliation, merchant support, and customer-facing history.

Official SDK available

An official PHP SDK is available for PHP and Laravel backends. Direct REST integration is also supported for any stack. Examples are also available in Quick start and throughout the integration guides.

Platform note

Points supports direct API integration today. If you are integrating through a commerce platform or custom middleware, the technical requirements above still apply unless your platform-specific connector explicitly abstracts them for you.

Next

Quick start

Make your first authenticated API call.

Security

Hardening checklist for keys, webhooks, and logs.

Go-Live Checklist

Final production readiness checks.